Harrison Central Industrial Arts teacher Cain Noble recently designed and donated a custom-made plaque to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the family of Trooper Nicholas P. Cayton (#231), who was tragically killed in the line of duty this October. Mr. Noble’s craftsmanship serves as a heartfelt tribute to Trooper Cayton’s memory and a gesture of gratitude for his service and sacrifice. The plaque will stand as a lasting reminder of the courage and dedication shown by those who protect our communities.

Our second graders had a fantastic fall field trip to County Line U-Pick, where they spent the day picking pumpkins, carving their own creations, and enjoying seasonal fun with classmates and teachers. The trip was filled with smiles, laughter, and hands-on learning as students explored the farm and celebrated the season together!

Harrison Central fourth graders recently enjoyed a hands-on learning experience at Zitko Farms, where they explored local agriculture and learned about farm life firsthand. Joining them for the trip were members of our Harrison Central FFA, who helped guide activities and share their knowledge of farming and animal care. It was a great day of learning, teamwork, and community connection for our students!

Fourth grade students from Mrs. Carman’s class chose to spend time reading with and tutoring Mrs. Noble’s first grade class as a reward for completing their iXL Bingo challenge!

The PAWsitivity Café continues to thrive at Harrison Central! Students are not only learning valuable job and life skills but can also earn graduation seals through their work in the café. The experience encourages teamwork, responsibility, and leadership as students mentor their peers in managing daily operations—from customer service and cash handling to organization and communication. The café has become a great example of learning in action and the positive energy that comes from doing things the Huskies Way!